Blood & Rain Episode 29: The Strength of the Nomad
Movement is a hell of a drug. There seems to be this unspoken, bizarre, and distorted notion that strength is limited to periods of stillness. It strikes the eye and therefore the mind as obviously and hilariously flawed when first glancing upon the
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Show Notes
Movement is a hell of a drug.
There seems to be this unspoken, bizarre, and distorted notion that strength is limited to periods of stillness.
It strikes the eye and therefore the mind as obviously and hilariously flawed when first glancing upon the raw, written statement, but the misconceptions have always been elusive in nature.
Like too many things in this concluding era, the root cause has to do with the ill-advised detachment from nature itself.
Find nature, and you will find the meaning of that demonized word, fitness.
Look back on the people of the strongest stock and you’ll find two breeds who never lost touch with nature.
There were those who built sprawling, stunning aesthetic symphonies of cities while returning to the land to never lose site of of their creations’ true foundations.
The other?
The Nomad.
The Nomad moved with nature LIKE THE WIND.
And so, the Nomad grew brutally STRONG.
Whether he intended to or not, one man is channeling this stunning truth.
The Blood & Rain Podcast
Episode 29
The Strength of The Nomad.